Feedback request: Salix viminalis x cinerea = S. x holosericea (792)

[oldnick]

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Specimen #214281

Taxon:	Salicaceae: Salix viminalis x cinerea = S. x holosericea Willd. ("Silky-leaved Osier")
Filed in taxon folder:	Salicaceae: Salix viminalis x cinerea = S. x holosericea Willd. ("Silky-leaved Osier")
Collected by:	Mr John Harbord Lewis
Collection date:	3/4/1874
Locality:	Great Britain, VC59 South Lancashire
ex herb:	Mr Charles Bailey
Institution:	Manchester Museum (MANCH)
Image:
fruits/flowers:	mature flowers

Documented by bryans on 24^th September 2006.

Checked by tom humphrey

Edit history

date	user	change
02/09/2007	tom humphrey	Deleted locality: GB VC59
02/09/2007	tom humphrey	Added locality: GB VC59 [illegible]
02/09/2007	tom humphrey	Added collection date: 3/4/1874

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oldnick wrote

This label has quite detailed site info, but unfortunately I can't magnify them enough on screen

[Tom Humphrey]

Hi Nick,

The high resolution image appears not to have been copied across to the new server. I knew that some MANCH images had gone astray - I need to copy them from the old server. I'll post a follow-up message here once the missing images are reinstated.

J.H. Lewis's handwriting is notoriously difficult to decipher - so even with the better image I'm not sure we'll make any headway.

regards,

Tom

[oldnick]

Sheet http://herbariaunited.org/specimen/214731/ has a similar label, which reads 'female. in the lane between the Patent A.... Works and the houses of Dungeon village l h s and ..... the ..... to the gate on the shore side of it'. I read this with difficulty, as again I had trouble getting an image on the screen. Dungeon village was lost to the waves in the last century, but was to the west of Hale, Lancs, and shows on the map as Dungeon Lane, Dungeon Marsh and Hale Cliff, SJ450821